@ug0tpwn3d @youyoumm17 @JustAJaneJ Oh? There is no difference in asking for money or weapons? Oh? Maybe you’re just manipulating? If not, just say “Ukraine should stop asking for weapons”. But you said money… Ты pycнявая шлюxa, нaxyй.
Day: December 3, 2025
Apparently they are focusing on European-made weapons. I’ve only seen one source, but it might not be as bad as it seems.
— Flatpack Homunculus 🏴☠️ (@tryingattimes) December 3, 2025
Landau’s comments are likely to leave a bitter taste in some capitals, coming as several European countries like Germany and Poland announced millions in new cash for a NATO-backed scheme that pays U.S. defense firms to supply critical weapons to Ukraine.
x.com/JuliaDavisNews…— Julia Davis (@JuliaDavisNews) Dec 3, 2025
What if US stops supplying weapons to Ukraine, even for money? Is there a Plan B?
Rutte: ‘NO, I don’t think we have to think about a Plan B’
Translation: If Trump goes cold turkey on helping Zelensky, it’s OVER pic.x.com/PH4qFtmRDT
— Avinash K S🇮🇳 (@AvinashKS14) Dec 3, 2025
@Dispropoganda @nutella__TR It’s not about ideological stances. It’s a fact of the matter that my country offered Zelenskyy a ride out of Ukraine instead of weapons to fight off the invasion in 2022. And even then we didn’t provide no fly zone to protect innocents, yet we move aircraft carriers for Israel
— Big Stick Diplomacy 🇺🇸 (@BSD_usa) Dec 3, 2025
Italy says it’s too early to join NATO’s plan to buy U.S. weapons for Ukraine, with Foreign Minister Tajani citing ongoing ceasefire talks. pic.x.com/PdfffZDgNO
— wR (@WeReporter) Dec 3, 2025
@BRICSinfo I believe this is partially misguided. More focus ($) is needed on NATO country’s industrial manufacturing capabilities – especially for robotics/drones/vehicles/weapons. The capabilities need to be broad based and not focused in Ukraine for security reasons.
— Rose Reder (@rederrosesbaby) Dec 3, 2025